Ab wann ist man von hier?

In our country, there is an ever-increasing tendency to create hierarchies between Swiss people. Artificial categories are created and attempts are made to play them off against each other: the 'real' Swiss against the 'paper Swiss'. Those who are 'legitimate'. And the others, the 'naturalized'. Ada Marra, a parliamentarian and naturalized migrant daughter, gets readers to give their own answer to the question, "What does it mean to be Swiss?" Marra argues that there are an infinite number of ways to be Swiss - and that they are all valid. Especially if you also love another country. The essay tells of belonging and identity, of feelings and understanding. Marra's text convinces through clarity of analysis and through the description of her personal history. It becomes clear: Marra is Swiss and she has a story that joins the stories of thousands of migrant children in Switzerland.